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When you first start learning how to play Texas hold’em it\u2019s easy to focus on your own cards too much, without paying attention to the danger signs that may be out there. This ensures that no players enjoy this advantage more than any others. For this reason, players who act after others have an advantage; they are able to see each other player\u2019s action before they themselves have to act, and so have more information. Cards that make middle pairs, like 7x,7x up to Jx,Jx, can also be strong, as are cards that have good potential to make either a straight or a flush, such as Jx,Tx suited. It\u2019s even better if these high cards are of the same suit (\u2018suited\u2019), as you\u2019ll then have a better chance of making a flush.<\/p>\n